The Nuremberg Trials: The Greatest Trial In History

"The greatest trial in history," as Sir Norman Birkett referred to the Nuremberg Trials, was an attempt to achieve justice for an unprecedented scale of crime. Despite the fact that the legitimate legitimations for the trials and their procedural developments were questionable at the time, the Nuremberg trials are currently viewed as a point of reference toward the foundation of a changeless worldwide court, and an imperative point of reference for managing later occurrences of genocide and different violations against humankind.
After the war, some of those in charge of wrongdoings submitted amid the Holocaust were conveyed to trial, these trials are known as the Nuremberg Trials. The Nuremberg Tribulations were a progression of thirteen tribulations,